Do you want to die?

[Anonymous No.5031213]

Yes: Carry on.
No: Invest yourself in science, technology, engineering and/or mathematics.

[Anonymous No.5031241]

What do you guys think?

[Anonymous No.5031262]

Well yeah, if your main goal is life extension through the use of technology. Not very science-y, but I recommend not fuckin up your body in the first place by eating healthy, getting exercise and all that good stuff. Just my opinion though, I think a healthy 80 years is long enough.

[Anonymous No.5031264]

>>5031262
Are you willing to bed your life that you'll still think so at age 79?

[Anonymous No.5031268]

>>5031262
Why is 80 years long enough? That is just blip in the cosmic scale. Who is to say what state of being you would be in after 10,000 years?

[Anonymous No.5031278]

Stopping the aging process is a natural step for humanity, just as was the creation of the computer.

>tfw you realize we're so much more advanced than all other organisms
>realizing how fucked each and every one of us are going to be without technology

[Anonymous No.5031287]

>>5031262
> I think a healthy 80 years is long enough.

How old are you now?

[Anonymous No.5031302]

I would not want to live forever.
Not in the world we live in today.

Nonetheless, exploration of the natural universe should be a priority IMO.

[Anonymous No.5031311]

Augmented cyborg life than reaching when we have nano-medicine sounds good for me

I want to live forever.

[Anonymous No.5031338]

I can get behind this kind of technology and engineering. Shit's exciting and ultimately useful as fuck.

[Anonymous No.5031341]

Did people forget about this already?

[Anonymous No.5031364]

I will become a lich. Or, failing that, immortal.

[Anonymous No.5031368]

2045.com

Parallel thinking

[Anonymous No.5031404]

>>5031213
Alright what kind of sciences do you suggest Ou pee?